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Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Charles F. Campbell Washington Literary Society certificate, 1826

0.01 Linear Feet 1 folder

This collection consists of a certificate printed on parchment by the Washington Literary Society to one of its member, Charles F. Campbell. It is signed by members and dated April 7, 1826.

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Charles F. Campbell Washington Literary Society certificate, 1826 0.01 Linear Feet 1 folder

Washington and Lee University. Washington Literary Society

This collection consists of a certificate printed on parchment by the Washington Literary Society to one of its member, Charles F. Campbell. It is signed by members and dated April 7, 1826.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Washington Literary Society records, 1814/1953

16.25 Linear Feet 15 flat boxes, one half-size document box

This collection contains the records of the Washington Literary Society. It includes the Secretary's books (meeting minutes, debate topics, membership rolls), treasurer's books, librarian's books, and roll books and membership registers. It also includes record material associated with The Southern Collegian, including a record book and correspondence. The collection ranges in date from 1814-1918.

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Washington Literary Society records, 1814/1953 16.25 Linear Feet 15 flat boxes, one half-size document box

Washington and Lee University. Washington Literary Society

This collection contains the records of the Washington Literary Society. It includes the Secretary's books (meeting minutes, debate topics, membership rolls), treasurer's books, librarian's books, and roll books and membership registers. It also includes record material associated with The Southern Collegian, including a record book and correspondence. The collection ranges in date from 1814-1918.

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